SLFC Africa United Alum Hatunigmana Scores First-Ever Pro Goal Against RIval BYU Cougars
SLFC Africa United alum Elias Hatungimana is still making news with the Outlaws.
He's logged almost 300 minutes of playing time, played in seven games and even scored his first professional goal against BYU recently.
His goal has driven the Outlaws to some good fortune as of late; since his tally, the team is undefeated and looks to close out the 2011 campaign with a bang.
The future certainly looks bright for Elias, and we at SLFC certainly wish him the best of luck as he moves forward!
SLFC Africa United Alumnus Elias Hatungimana Makes PDL Side Ogden Outlaws' Roster
Granger High product and SLFC Africa United alumnus Elias Hatungimana, a native of Congo, is making news.
After participating in an Odgen Outlaws' open tryout, the 18-year-old forward recently signed a deal to play with the team.
The Outlaws are a member of the Premier Development League (PDL), a lower-division of the United Soccer Leagues (USL).
Elias has already logged 19 minutes for the team in his first year, and has one shot on goal in five matches.
The Outlaws are currently 0-3-2 on the season, which runs through August. Best of luck to Elias as he begins his journey through the ranks of professional soccer!
(Photo courtesy of Ogden Outlaws)
SLFC Manchester Alums Keenan Carroll, Marcos Munoz, Chris Nieters Finish Freshman College Season On Winning Note
SLFC Manchester alums Keenan Carroll, Marcos Munoz and Chris Nieters wrapped up their freshman year in big style.
Carroll, a goalkeeper, played some big minutes in several key matches, as did Munoz, a defender, and Nieters, a midfielder for the Laramie County Community College Golden Eagles.
All three reprised the same roles they had while playing for Brian's SLFC team.
LCCC went 10-7-2 overall, making it as far as the NJCAA Regionals before falling in the opener to Scottsbluff (Nebraska) College.
Congratulations to Keenan, Marcos and Chris on a tremendous first college season, and best of luck to them as they conitnue on to next year.
(Photo courtesy of LCCC)